Вопрос школьника
Use the ideas in the dream dictionary in Ex. 1b and any of your own ideas to act out exchanges, as in the example.
Ответ от учителя
To act out exchanges using the ideas in the dream dictionary in Ex. 1b and any of your own ideas, you can follow these steps:
1. Choose a dream symbol from the dictionary or come up with your own dream symbol. For example, you could choose «water» as your symbol.
2. Think of different ways that the symbol could be interpreted or used in a conversation. For example, «water» could represent emotions, purification, or a need for refreshment.
3. Create a dialogue between two people where they use the symbol in their conversation. For example:
Person 1: «I had a dream last night that I was swimming in a pool of water.»
Person 2: «That sounds refreshing. Maybe it means you need to take a break and relax.»
Person 1: «Or maybe it means I need to confront my emotions and dive deeper into them.»
Person 2: «Interesting interpretation. I had a dream about water too, but I was drowning in it.»
Person 1: «Oh no, that sounds scary. Maybe it means you’re feeling overwhelmed or suffocated in some area of your life.»
Person 2: «Yeah, I think you’re right. I need to figure out how to stay afloat and not let myself drown.»
4. Continue the conversation using the dream symbol or switch to a different symbol and repeat the process.
By using the ideas in the dream dictionary and your own creativity, you can create engaging and thought-provoking exchanges that explore the deeper meanings behind our dreams and subconscious thoughts.
